Installation and programming manual
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Settings
• Send Contact ID report
• Send voice message
• Activate/Deactivate outputs
• Constraint and commands
The SmartLink-P manages four status-change events per IN&OUT input (i.e.
20 events) and other pre-set events generated by SmartLink-P (e.g. low
battery).
If several events occur at almost the same time, SmartLink-P will create a
Call queue and will deal with the calls in chronological order.
For example, if an alarm is triggered by input (channel) IO1 which is
programmed to generate calls to the first 5 contact numbers in the
phonebook, the device will dial the numbers (1 to 5) in order. If another
alarm occurs in the meantime, even on another channel, the calls will be
placed in the call queue. If calls relating to various alarm events are queuing
to be sent to the same number, SmartLink-P will combine all the respective
alarm messages and send them in a single call.
Refer to paragraph
8.6 Setting up the SmartLink parameters
for the settings
relating to the voice dialer, such as: call attempts, message playbacks, call
confirmation and others.
8.9.1
Delete event programming
The event programming can be deleted, for example, if programming errors
occur.
To perform this operation, select, bottom left,
Delete
, click-on one or more
groups then select
Delete
: all the selected boxes will be deleted.
Parameter
Description
No.
Event number
Description
Event description
Intrusion input
logic status
Enabled only when the SmartLink-P is used as an Intrusion
control panel. This shows the statuses (Standby, Alarm,
Short-circuit and Tamper) the input manages in accordance
with the balance type selected in the
Inputs/Outputs
table.
Save event
If selected, the event concerned will be saved to the
SmartLink-P event log with the respective date, time and
description. The log stores 32 events. Once the log is full, new
events will automatically overwrite the oldest events in the
log. The stored events are available for viewing in the
Log
table, and can be viewed separately from the other
parameters. See paragraph
8.3.5 Viewing the Events log
.